The Imaginary Number Space. The Twin Pillars and the Atmospheric current Meandering to Derive Abnormal Weather.
Update:
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fig.1.8.1. when the dimension is in 3, and {x^d + y^d ≠ z^d (d ≥ 3)} → (3 ≠ 3) in the formed space.
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fig.1.6.0.1. (F+p)^r × (F-p)^s | in case of r + s = 2 and 3.
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fig.1.7.1. [F±p1, F±p2]; imaginary number space.
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fig.1.8.1. when the dimension is in 3, and {x^d + y^d ≠ z^d (d ≥ 3)} → (3 ≠ 3) in the formed space.
In Minkowski space, e.g. any line or any circle exists as deformed. And why the conversion is non-ordinal in Hilbert space is seen above. It includes n ≠ n (e.g. 3 ≠ 3) and (-n)^d = -n^d, and is [0, i0]interval.